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A software update disables the camera when wearers cover the front-facing LED, paired with a new marketing campaign to rehabilitate the device's image.

One ad featured a pornographic deepfake closely resembling a U.S. politician, intensifying scrutiny of Meta’s ad enforcement.

US states allege the tech giant designed Facebook and Instagram to hook children, as Meta argues in court that social media addiction does not exist.

A bipartisan coalition of 29 states accuses Meta of designing its platforms to addict young users, seeking massive penalties and changes to how the company operates.

The app rolled out a redesigned wordmark this week, and critics say it barely resembles the old one — or even spells Instagram.

An open-weight model arrives alongside a locked, more powerful system, raising questions about how far Meta's AI openness really goes.

Meta is developing a cloud business focused on AI compute, adding competitive pressure to the biggest cloud providers.

More than 50 offending image and video ads appeared on Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, or Threads, according to Meta’s ad library data, and some ran as recently as this week.

Meta is expanding its AI coding offerings with a new agent it says can handle complex tasks in complex software.

Activist group Everyone Hates Elon leads guerrilla ad and GDPR email campaigns against Meta's smart glasses, as rights groups warn of surveillance and women share stories of non-consensual filming.

Mark Zuckerberg previewed a future in which Meta’s AI tools do more than chat, acting on users’ behalf as the company goes all-in on AI.

As Meta spends heavily on AI infrastructure and agents, its CEO is trying to persuade investors the bet will pay off.